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GW34 FPL - God Dammit Cuhna
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Summary
In this conversation, the hosts discuss the upcoming Premier League matches and the impact of double gameweeks on fantasy football teams. They analyze the potential picks from each team and share their opinions on players to consider. The conversation covers topics such as injuries, form, and differential options. The hosts also engage in banter and reflect on their own fantasy football performances. The conversation revolves around the upcoming double game weeks in Fantasy Premier League (FPL) and the strategies of the participants. They discuss the players they have and the potential transfers they might make. They also analyze the fixtures and predict the outcomes of the upcoming matches. The conversation ends with a review of the FPL leagues and the current standings.
Takeaways
- Double gameweeks can provide opportunities for fantasy football managers to gain an advantage.
- Injuries and form should be considered when selecting players for double gameweeks.
- Crystal Palace and Fulham may offer potential differentials for fantasy football teams.
- Liverpool players are still worth considering despite recent setbacks.
- Banter and reflection on fantasy football performances add entertainment value to the conversation. The participants are strategizing for the upcoming double game weeks in FPL.
- They discuss potential transfers and analyze the fixtures to make informed decisions.
- They predict the outcomes of the upcoming matches and discuss the performance of certain players.
- The conversation concludes with a review of the FPL leagues and the current standings.
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